What is this symbol?

[rkmoray]

My car recently upgraded its startup to 6.2, and for the first time I noticed the symbol on the driver screen both in the left and right hand corner. I have no idea what it is, so if somebody has any insight it would be appreciated.

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[Scooby24]

I'm assuming you mean the snowflake on the road?

Road could be slick, drive with care.

 

[buzznwood]

The snowflake symbols appear when the external temperature drops below a certain amount normally when it is close to freezing or below freezing. Generally it is to warn you that icy road conditions could be present.

 

[rkmoray]

Thanks for the reply, but no. Talking about the yellow symbol in the top left-hand corner not the snowflake at the bottom

 

[AZBill]

That shows when you are in Unbridled mode

 

[Otto klub]

Three incoming missiles, release counter measures and turn east now.

 

[Gullwingdmc]

That is the unbridled animation. As you accelerate the lines get longer and brighter. When you turn off all driver assistance features you get a bigger animation in the center of the screen around the speedometer.

 

[canuck1975]

People. It's UNBRIDLE. Get your incorrect grammar fixed!

 

[TTF]

Funny enough, it WAS "Unbridled" in the past, and now, in the present, it is Unbridle". Mine changed from an adjective to a verb about a year ago. Not sure why?

 

[Maquis]

Warp core breach!

 

[Mike G]

Funny enough, it WAS "Unbridled" in the past, and now, in the present, it is Unbridle". Mine changed from an adjective to a verb about a year ago. Not sure why?

You remember that too!

I knew it wasn't just me...

 

[Ghost Ryder]

I think your MachE is calling you a snowflake.

 

[JDP That's Me in My MachE]

Agree with all the helpful and funny Unbridle(d) comments. As for the snowflake symbol, I don’t really get to see that too often in Southeast Texas. I really love the humor on this site. Thanks for the constant comic relief!

 

[Cm12]

Funny enough, it WAS "Unbridled" in the past, and now, in the present, it is Unbridle". Mine changed from an adjective to a verb about a year ago. Not sure why?

This makes so much more sense! I kept wondering why people called it “unbridle” mode

 

[rkmoray]

Thanks for all the answers to my question, but I was just wondering, if I can marry my Mach-e to another car, would it no longer being an unbride??

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